Four of five young men who died in devastating A66 crash had previous convictions
Cleveland Police said the four had records for assaults, theft and drug possession as the force investigates the wrong-way crash that killed seven people.
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Who Were the Four Men in the A66 Crash? Their Previous Offences Revealed
Four of the five people who died when a Volkswagen Passat crashed into a police vehicle on the A66 near Middlesbrough had previous convictions, Cleveland Police have confirmed. The collision on Saturday, 22 August, killed seven people, including PC Matthew Blades, 37, and PC Tom Clough, 38. The officers were travelling in a marked armed-response vehicle when it was struck by the Passat, which was travelling in the wrong direction along the dual …
Twelve people have been arrested in connection with a police investigation into the aftermath of a fatal crash near Middlesbrough, Britain, in which a Volkswagen Passat and a police car collided. Seven people died in the collision on Saturday morning.
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